Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by tankle104:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
You are looking at it from a pure O line perspective? Do we need to invest heavily in the right side of the line? Absolutely. But by a per game basis when considering playcalling, system and QB. Brock has taken less hits, less sacks and less hurries per game than Jalen.
Sacks
Brock- 1.9 per game
Jalen- 2.6 per game
Hits
Brock- 0.8 per game
Jalen- 1.2 per game
Hurries
Brock- 5.6 per game
Jalen- 9.8 per game
How long does jalen hold the ball? Who has more time before being hurried/hit?
Idk the answer, just curious if jalens pocket stats are due to him holding onto the ball for a long time. The announced said that during the bills game and i was curious how true that is.
Yup. QB was a part of the equation. Jalen still struggles to read coverages and yet they keep calling more pass plays for him to get sacked and hit on.
Yeah, so when I've watched hurts drop back - I feel like his passing schemes are super simple. Don't get me wrong, he's made some awesome throws but if we can contain him on the ground (big if), I think we pick him off numerous times and he struggles against guys like ward and demo
in the NFCC, we were doing a great job in the passing game until the defense finally wore down because we couldn't do a damn thing on offense.
I'm just praying the weather isn't too bad because that'll be a huge equalizer for them (limits our passing game). If we are able to get some decent weather, I can see us scorching them through the air, which will open up the run game. I think that was our game plan in the NFCC but obviously we didn't have a qb
I feel like if you put Brock behind that eagles O line and Jalen behind the 49ers O line, Brock is running away with the MVP and Jalen is being benched for Sam Darnold.